Home / Arts and Entertainment / Call the Midwife Star Judy Parfitt on Alan Titchmarsh
Call the Midwife Star Judy Parfitt on Alan Titchmarsh
7 Jun
Summary
- Judy Parfitt, known for Call the Midwife, to appear on Alan Titchmarsh's show.
- The actress reminisced about her late husband Tony Steedman's humorous nature.
- Parfitt's wartime childhood instilled resilience despite bombings and rationing.
Actress Judy Parfitt, widely recognized for her portrayal of Sister Monica Joan in the BBC series Call the Midwife, is scheduled to appear on the final episode of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh. The show, hosted by Alan Titchmarsh, will take a summer break after this broadcast.
Joining Parfitt on the show are notable figures such as Brian Conley, Freddie Fox, Julian Ovenden, and Honeysuckle Weeks. The episode will also feature a performance by the cast of High Society ahead of their West End debut.
Parfitt, who began her acting career in 1953 after graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, has an extensive portfolio encompassing theatre, cinema, and television. She has received multiple BAFTA nominations for her work in acclaimed dramas.
The actress has shared heartfelt anecdotes about her late husband, Tony Steedman, describing his humorous and lighthearted nature. She also reflected on her childhood during wartime, noting how the experience fostered resilience amidst adversity, including the bombing of her hometown, Sheffield.
